CORBA

(Internet) standard for software interoperability (set of common, object-oriented interfaces that can communicate on various platforms)

Çorba (transliterated as chorba) is a Turkish soup or stew. The word entered into a number of national cuisines of various peoples under the rule of the Ottoman Empire, often in varying meanings.Chorba (Чорба), a Bulgarian soup; see, e.g., Schkembe chorbaCiorbă, a Romanian beef-vegetable soup, similar to borscht.In Greek cuisineIn Jewish cuisine as tschorba or tchorbaIn Serbian cuisine: "Čorba" (Чорба) Similar words for soups exist in many cuisines of Turkic peoples of Central Asia, Russia and Caucasus, spelled variously, "shorba," "shorva," "shurbo," or "shurpa."
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The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) is a standard defined by the Object Management Group (OMG) that enables software components written in multiple computer languages and running on multiple computers to work together.
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n. soup, gippo, mess, potage

Common Object Request Broker Architecture

Common Object Request Broker Architecture (Object Management Group)  For more possible definitions for CORBA, click here
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